Banal stories. Grivalevsky A.V.

Never before the writers' duet Grivalevsky/Pasternak received from his test readers such different reviews on the manuscript-from “such six-graders do not happen at all” to “I felt like all the heroes at once”. And that's great! But something will have to be explained. Firstly, the “banal stories” do not have a single plot-this is a collection of short stories about sixth graders. Each short story consists of several parts. Each part is the story of one of the heroes. And secondly, if the book is about sixth graders, this does not mean that it is only for them. Among the characters are younger and older sisters, parents, teachers and other adults. The authors hope that all these diverse readers will find out: there are no banal stories in life. Illustrations of Evgenia Dvosskina.